On 7 Mar 2010, at 23:28, Howard Chu wrote:
Neil Dunbar wrote:And while nssov is really cute, since it exists in the same process space asslapd, it doesn't end up triggering the pcache, which does gets fired uponincoming LDAP requests from an external process (nslcd). It's probably that Ijust suck, and didn't configure slapd quite right, but that's why I ended upstill using nslcd and slapd on the same box.
Hm, you probably have them configured in the wrong order. I specifically designed nssov and pcache to work together, and they do.
Well, I did try and flip them in either order (pcache then nssov, and vice versa); it did seem strange that it didn't work for me, but felt that it should. It could well be that my pcache templates weren't being triggered by nssov (but were being triggered by nslcd). I'll have another pop at a later point - it would certainly be to everyone's advantage to have one fewer daemon living in the system.
Cheers,
Neil
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